... Rail Fare. Time will allowed inside Madam TUssaud's, Zoo, Abbey, Bt. Paul's, Mint. Motor* will take all these and also te Drury Lane Theatre ni»ht, and Mr. Williams will book seats if you wish. 265 ...

... be allpwed visit inside Madam Tussaud's. Zoo, Tower, Abbey, St. Paul's, Mint. Motors will? take to all these and also to Drury Lane Theatre night, and Mr* Williams will book ieats if you wish. 266 ...

... visited Drury Lane to see the new musical play, The Show Boat.” very interesting and delightful production, and yet, musically and dramatically, one the frailest pieces imaginable. v Its success lies in its staging—a speciality with Drury Lane —and the ...

... Whilst yearn for more substantial fare, cannot but admire his genius for colour and effect. “THE SHOW BOAT.” Records of the Drury Lane success, “The Show Boat,” are both good recording and interesting music. Norris Smith sings the leading song, “01 Man River ...

... CALL NEXT WEEK FOB YOUR TICKETS, 10J, MANCHESTER-ROAD, BURNLEY. BOOK NOW. WILLIAMS HAS GOOD SEATS FOR THE SHOW BOAT, AT DRURY-LANE, FOR THOSE WHO APPLY. RAILWAY TICKETS ONLY, OR RAIL AND BREAKFAST, 11. ...

... detective. Mia® is a member of a well-known theatrical family, one her antecedents being a member of Charles Keen's company at Drury-lane. The male leading role will be played Mr. Robert Bottomley, who, in conjunction with Miss Isabel Maule, presents the play ...